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Connection is through QuickPacket. Not a bad deal for the price(s), really. IPv6 would seal the deal for me. As-is, it would have to be tunneled through Miami, which is a little further than I'd like. Doubly annoying seeing as how Hurricane Electric is in 56 Marietta, but doesn't offer a tunnel...

I'm sure it was quickly resolved, but couldn't he have at least pulled a million or two out to a bank account? Very curious how the exact sequence of events went down.

Here's how you do it: disallow custom ISOs, and only provide ISOs with a modified version of the stated OS. What modification? The command "free" always returns 8GB total even if it's running 256MB. Serious users who actually bother picking one up won't trust it enough to use it, non-serious...

Wow, 17 (1+16) IPv4 addresses on the 256MB and 18 (2+16) on the 1024MB? That's nice, I might order one if that's the case!

I thought it was weird that two e-mails were sent out. 

There are 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 /64 blocks in IPv6 (and that many IPs in a /64, incidentally). By my calculation, if one /64 is allocated per second it will take trillions of years to run out. @film_girl is right, IPv6 depletion should never be a concern.

Now that I look back over my e-mails, I see that the one I'm referring to was sent out by SwiftVM. Highly ironic. It's worded as being from SupremeBytes though.

I'm not particularly impressed by the takeover considering that the email I received called SwiftVM "SwitchVM".

No, I'm not too attached to AIS or San Diego. For the sites I was running there, a more central location would be better. As I said, I just went with them because they offered free services. I see some are saying they weren't very "solid" in some if the ways they operated their business, but...

@dmmcintyre3 Good luck. 600th post

Any chance of IPv6 in San Diego? I know Quickpacket doesn't have it yet, but AIS just brought it online.

Certainly. But you've always stated your intention to remain as neutral as possible, and I wanted to make sure that remained. Non-neutrality isn't necessarily bad, but it still turns a lot of people off because it can be bad. LET/ B 

So...how was his rDNS set to that? "Leftovers" from the previous client on that IP? Shouldn't the CP clear that out automatically?

Ban people that send PM spam. Oh wait, already done. Good 'ol MannDude.

...58 members. 3/10 of the subforums that actually have content have their most recent messages by him. Lame domain. About what I'd expect. What I'd like to know it what's up with CurtisG/whatever he calls himself now.

ServerBear report can be found here.

Got one too. In your dreams, buddy. But then I checked it out anyway B) It's a small site using Xenforo, a little over 100 members, not that busy. Much rather be here :)

...Both the title and the amount of RAM listed, since both are different.

I'm pretty sure x10 doesn't/didn't have any presence on here. I'm assuming/guessing @MannDude will still only be on here in a personal/forum admin capacity, not as a representative of x10?

I had two IPs in the same /24, one from SwiftVM and one from Shovehost at one point. Now I just have the one, and by the 29th, I won't have either :( Really I thought they'd be able to sustain those prices. I see a lot of companies operating at the $5/mo for 512MB memory price point. I suppose...